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Classical model of interaction of 1-D helium with an intense ultrashort laser pulse

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The dynamical process of interaction of one-dimensional helium with an intense ultrashort laser pulse has hen studied with a classical theory. Using the ensemble average method in the classical theory, the probability evolutions of the single and double ionization for the helium are simulated and the simulation results are analyzed.

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  1. Laborarory for High Intensity Optics, Shanghai lnstltute of Optics, 201800, Shanghai, China

    Weixing Qu, Suxing Hu & Zhizhan Xu

  2. Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 201800, Shanghai, China

    Weixing Qu, Suxing Hu & Zhizhan Xu

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Qu, W., Hu, S. & Xu, Z. Classical model of interaction of 1-D helium with an intense ultrashort laser pulse. Sci. China Ser. A-Math. 41, 1100–1106 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02871845

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